Gulf oil exports in June rose by more than 3.00 mln b/d versus May to top 10.00
mln b/d, but remain roughly 40% below pre-war levels. UAE-led flows freed
millions of barrels stranded in the Gulf, enabling producers to raise output and
helping push oil prices back toward pre-war levels. Kpler shows combined crude
and condensate exports from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Iraq and Iran rose by
over 3.50 mln b/d to 10.07 mln b/d. Freight analytics firm Vortexa estimates
June shipments at 10.20 mln b/d, up from 7.00 mln b/d in May but down from 16.50
mln b/d a year earlier.